Russians repair storm-damaged drone barriers in occupied Sevastopol — OSINT analyst
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Russian occupation authorities have repaired the barriers against marine drones in Sevastopol Bay, which were damaged by a storm on Nov. 26-27, OSINT analyst Brady Africk reported on his Twitter (X) account.
The satellite images published by the analyst show that after the storm that raged on Nov. 27 in the occupied Crimea, the sea harbor barriers were destroyed by the waves.
These defenses were set up by the Russians to protect their warships from possible attacks by Ukrainian naval drones.
An active southern cyclone brought heavy rainfall and strong winds to most regions of Ukraine on Nov. 26-27, and a storm broke out on the Black and Azov Seas.
Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko said on Nov. 28 that ten people had died in Ukraine as a result of the storm. Twenty-three were reportedly injured, including two children.
The occupation administration reported the death of one person, about 500,000 residents were left without electricity, and hundreds of people were evacuated.
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